Identzz Multispeciality Dental Clinic And Implant Center
Bahruch City, Bharuch
About Identzz Multispeciality Dental Clinic And Implant Center
We believe in providiing only the quality dental care....
Note:Work Through Appointments Only
Clinic Address & Location
Identzz Multispeciality Dental Clinic And Implant Center
106, Kunjal Complex, B/H Chamunda Mata's Temple, Besides Canara Bank, Zadeshwar Road, Bahruch City, Bharuch
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Posted on 11 Sep 2019
Happy ONAM ....
Posted on 10 Sep 2019
Is ur visit to ur dentist is due?
Posted on 10 Sep 2019
Well u might need a root canal treatment
Posted on 10 Sep 2019
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Posted on 30 Aug 2019
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Posted on 26 Aug 2019
Good morning all
Posted on 25 Aug 2019
Posted on 24 Aug 2019
If We keep our faith strong,carry out noble deeds and spread Shri Krishna's love this world will be a divine paradise.......
Posted on 23 Aug 2019
It really is...
Just take care of it nicely....
Just take care of it nicely....
Posted on 19 Aug 2019
Myths About Root Canal Treatment
Posted on 18 Aug 2019
What if My tooth Is Chipped off or broken...
Go and Visit Your Dentist as soon as Possible...
Go and Visit Your Dentist as soon as Possible...
Posted on 16 Aug 2019
Dentistry is Painless if done nicely and properly,,..dont be afraid...
Posted on 15 Aug 2019
Single Visit Bridge
Posted on 15 Aug 2019
Anatomic Tooth Coloured Restoration
Posted on 15 Aug 2019
How Broken teeth are Restored with Composite Resin....
Posted on 15 Aug 2019
Posted on 14 Aug 2019
Have trust on your doctor
Posted on 12 Aug 2019
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Posted on 09 Aug 2019
Yes so true,,bacteria don't go on vacations
Posted on 09 Aug 2019
How to Improve your Oral Health..
Posted on 07 Aug 2019
Dental Check up...
Get it done for yourself twice a year to have disease free mouth and disease free overall health..
Get it done for yourself twice a year to have disease free mouth and disease free overall health..
Posted on 04 Aug 2019
Posted on 04 Aug 2019
Dedicated to all my friends,
ज़िन्दगी के इस कश्मकश मैं
वैसे तो मैं भी काफ़ी बिजी हुँ ,
लेकिन वक़्त का बहाना बना कर ,
अपनों को भूल जाना मुझे आज भी नहीं आता !
जहाँ यार याद न आए वो तन्हाई किस काम की, बिगड़े रिश्ते न बने तो खुदाई किस काम की, बेशक अपनी मंज़िल तक जाना है ,
पर जहाँ से अपना दोस्त ना दिखे
वो ऊंचाई किस काम की!!!
जन्म लिया है तो सिर्फ साँसे मत लीजिये,
जीने का शौक भी रखिये..
शमशान ऐसे लोगो की राख से...
भरा पड़ा है
जो समझते थे,,,
दुनिया उनके बिना चल नहीं सकती.
हाथ में टच फ़ोन,
बस स्टेटस के लिये अच्छा है…
सबके टच में रहो,
जींदगी के लिये ज्यादा अच्छा है…
ज़िन्दगी में ना ज़ाने कौनसी बात "आख़री" होगी,
ना ज़ाने कौनसी रात "आख़री" होगी ।
मिलते, जुलते, बातें करते रहो यार एक दूसरे से,
ना जाने कौनसी "मुलाक़ात" आख़री होगी.
HAPPY FRIENDSHIP DAY.
ज़िन्दगी के इस कश्मकश मैं
वैसे तो मैं भी काफ़ी बिजी हुँ ,
लेकिन वक़्त का बहाना बना कर ,
अपनों को भूल जाना मुझे आज भी नहीं आता !
जहाँ यार याद न आए वो तन्हाई किस काम की, बिगड़े रिश्ते न बने तो खुदाई किस काम की, बेशक अपनी मंज़िल तक जाना है ,
पर जहाँ से अपना दोस्त ना दिखे
वो ऊंचाई किस काम की!!!
जन्म लिया है तो सिर्फ साँसे मत लीजिये,
जीने का शौक भी रखिये..
शमशान ऐसे लोगो की राख से...
भरा पड़ा है
जो समझते थे,,,
दुनिया उनके बिना चल नहीं सकती.
हाथ में टच फ़ोन,
बस स्टेटस के लिये अच्छा है…
सबके टच में रहो,
जींदगी के लिये ज्यादा अच्छा है…
ज़िन्दगी में ना ज़ाने कौनसी बात "आख़री" होगी,
ना ज़ाने कौनसी रात "आख़री" होगी ।
मिलते, जुलते, बातें करते रहो यार एक दूसरे से,
ना जाने कौनसी "मुलाक़ात" आख़री होगी.
HAPPY FRIENDSHIP DAY.
Posted on 02 Aug 2019
one of the best way to keep your dentures steady..
Posted on 26 Jul 2019
REGULAR TEETH CLEANING VERSUS PERIODONTAL CLEANING..
WHAT U NEED ?
CONSULT UR DENTIST...
What Is The Difference Between A Regular Cleaning and Periodontal Maintenance?
WHAT U NEED ?
CONSULT UR DENTIST...
What Is The Difference Between A Regular Cleaning and Periodontal Maintenance?
Posted on 22 Jul 2019
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Posted on 21 Jul 2019
dental cleaning;;;;get it done on regular intervals...
Posted on 19 Jul 2019
Posted on 18 Jul 2019
The Smile Makeover::: almost everyone of us wish for..
Posted on 16 Jul 2019
For Everyone who gave me knowledge...
Posted on 15 Jul 2019
It is nice option to have fixed teeth if you don't have any teeth in the mouth..
Posted on 12 Jul 2019
Full mouth rehabilitation..
Posted on 12 Jul 2019
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Posted on 04 Jul 2019
RathYatra:::
When The God Comes Out
When The God Comes Out
Posted on 03 Jul 2019
Regular DentAL Checkups are important
Posted on 02 Jul 2019
Tooth Extraction..
Posted on 02 Jul 2019
one of the ways to prevent caries...
Posted on 01 Jul 2019
Myths about root canals..
Posted on 01 Jul 2019
Myths about root canals..
Posted on 01 Jul 2019
Posted on 01 Jul 2019
"Feel the Esteem,
Feel the spirit ,
Feel the nobleness,
Feel proud to be a DOCTOR,
Happy Doctors Day.....!
Feel the spirit ,
Feel the nobleness,
Feel proud to be a DOCTOR,
Happy Doctors Day.....!
Posted on 27 Jun 2019
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Posted on 27 Jun 2019
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Posted on 27 Jun 2019
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Posted on 25 Jun 2019
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Posted on 18 Jun 2019
At Identzz, we follow this:
“ORAL HEALTH IS AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF GOOD HEALTH.AND GOOD ORAL HEALTH IS A FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT.THE ROLE OF THE DENTAL PROFESSIONAL IS TO HELP THE POPULATION AND DECISION MAKERS TO ACHIEVE HEALTH THROUGH GOOD ORAL HEALTH....”
“ORAL HEALTH IS AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF GOOD HEALTH.AND GOOD ORAL HEALTH IS A FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT.THE ROLE OF THE DENTAL PROFESSIONAL IS TO HELP THE POPULATION AND DECISION MAKERS TO ACHIEVE HEALTH THROUGH GOOD ORAL HEALTH....”
Posted on 16 Jun 2019
Happy Father's Day
Posted on 15 Jun 2019
Cosmetic dentistry ..
Posted on 15 Jun 2019
Posted on 05 Jun 2019
Posted on 31 May 2019
Tobacco Kills. Stay away from it.
World No Tobacco Day..
World No Tobacco Day..
Posted on 29 May 2019
Dental Implant
Posted on 29 May 2019
Take care of ur fixed teeth....
Posted on 29 May 2019
Metal free ceramic crowns...
Posted on 29 May 2019
Flexible dentures....
Posted on 29 May 2019
Posted on 26 May 2019
We strongly believe and recommend this
Posted on 24 May 2019
Gum Graft sugery
Posted on 24 May 2019
Crown Lengthening Procedure
Posted on 24 May 2019
Apicoectomy procedure simulation
Posted on 24 May 2019
sometimes we require correction of gums to look good with cosmetic treatment.
Posted on 24 May 2019
Dental Veneer..A Treatment option for the people who r not happy with their smile..
Posted on 24 May 2019
Root Canal Treatment simulation
Posted on 24 May 2019
Overdenture::::a Treatment option for the people who doesnot have any teeth
Posted on 24 May 2019
Implant Bridge Bio
Posted on 24 May 2019
Dental Crown
Posted on 24 May 2019
Dental Bridge Simulation
Posted on 24 May 2019
Dental Impalnt Simulation
Posted on 21 May 2019
https://www.maxim.com/news/how-a-great-smile-can-improve-your-life-2019-5
Posted on 16 May 2019
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Happy Mother's day
Posted on 11 May 2019
We all should strongly follow that...
Posted on 06 May 2019
Science has found that oral health, can in many cases, be a reflection of an individual’s whole body health. This is all the more reason to get in to see your dentist.
Posted on 06 May 2019
Posted on 06 May 2019
Hollywood smile or Natural one? Which one do you prefer?
Posted on 05 May 2019
Happy World Laughter Day.....
Posted on 05 May 2019
It is a smile of a baby which is one of the most beautiful blessings from God.
Posted on 04 May 2019
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We at Identzz strongly believe in this....
Posted on 03 May 2019
Following truly....
Posted on 02 May 2019
Posted on 29 Apr 2019
Take the pics ...
Everyone almost everyone loves to be photographed.....
Everyone almost everyone loves to be photographed.....
Posted on 24 Apr 2019
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Happy mahavir jayanti
Posted on 15 Apr 2019
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6522521329579724800
Posted on 15 Apr 2019
Fascinating Look At The Dental Implant Procedure
Posted on 13 Apr 2019
Happy Ramnavmi
Happy Baisakhi..
Happy Baisakhi..
Posted on 12 Apr 2019
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Posted on 08 Apr 2019
Why to Go For a Cap/Crown???
Where Inlays/Onlays/Overlays can Save so Much of Your Tooth..
Call for an Appointment at 02642-230870, 9898105963
Where Inlays/Onlays/Overlays can Save so Much of Your Tooth..
Call for an Appointment at 02642-230870, 9898105963
Posted on 06 Apr 2019
Happy Gudi Padwa Navratri Ugadi to all
Posted on 03 Apr 2019
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Posted on 20 Mar 2019
Happy Holi to Everyone....
Posted on 14 Mar 2019
Posted on 08 Mar 2019
Happy International Women"s Day:
A beautiful video
Courtesy: Capagemini India..
A beautiful video
Courtesy: Capagemini India..
Posted on 06 Mar 2019
On the occasion of Dentist & Oral Health Day, #PerfectYourSmile with Dental Service by Dr. Ronak Shah
Happy Dentist and Oral Health Day..
Happy Dentist and Oral Health Day..
Posted on 21 Feb 2019
Q: What is a Dental Implant?
A: An implant is a man-made fixed replacement for natural teeth. There are several categories of dental implants, which will be selected by the doctor depending on specific needs and dental conditions of patients. You would require an x-ray to evaluate the amount of bone remaining, models of your mouth to determine space available and a thorough examination to decide which type of implant can help you the most.
Q: How long does it take?
A: Dental implant treatment can take anywhere between three to six months or longer, depending on the condition of the patient. We can, however, provide patients with fixed or removable temporary teeth during this time.
Q: Who is a candidate for implants?
A: Anyone who has one or more of their teeth missing may be a candidate for implants. If one or a few of the teeth are missing, implants with a crown or bridge can replace those teeth and function as normal teeth without losing more bone and being subject to decay. If all or most of your teeth are missing, then fixed implant-supported bridges in both upper and lower jaws can be fabricated or an implant supported removable denture can be planned. A consultation with a dentist who is knowledgeable about these procedures can help determine your individual needs.
#dentalimplants
#bestdentist
#implantsurgery
#implants
#missingteeth
#dentaltourism
A: An implant is a man-made fixed replacement for natural teeth. There are several categories of dental implants, which will be selected by the doctor depending on specific needs and dental conditions of patients. You would require an x-ray to evaluate the amount of bone remaining, models of your mouth to determine space available and a thorough examination to decide which type of implant can help you the most.
Q: How long does it take?
A: Dental implant treatment can take anywhere between three to six months or longer, depending on the condition of the patient. We can, however, provide patients with fixed or removable temporary teeth during this time.
Q: Who is a candidate for implants?
A: Anyone who has one or more of their teeth missing may be a candidate for implants. If one or a few of the teeth are missing, implants with a crown or bridge can replace those teeth and function as normal teeth without losing more bone and being subject to decay. If all or most of your teeth are missing, then fixed implant-supported bridges in both upper and lower jaws can be fabricated or an implant supported removable denture can be planned. A consultation with a dentist who is knowledgeable about these procedures can help determine your individual needs.
#dentalimplants
#bestdentist
#implantsurgery
#implants
#missingteeth
#dentaltourism
Posted on 21 Feb 2019
SO KEEP SMILING....
According to the survey conducted on behalf of the AACD, about 99.7 percent of all Americans believe that a smile is an important social asset and 74 percent of adults feel that an attractive smile may increase an individual's chance for a success.
According to the survey conducted on behalf of the AACD, about 99.7 percent of all Americans believe that a smile is an important social asset and 74 percent of adults feel that an attractive smile may increase an individual's chance for a success.
Posted on 21 Feb 2019
Why Dental Treatment is So expensive?
Posted on 21 Feb 2019
What are the stages of the gum disease.
Posted on 21 Feb 2019
The Magic Of Cosmetic Dentistry
Posted on 21 Feb 2019
What Happens if You stop brushing your teeth..
Posted on 21 Feb 2019
The Story of Tooth Decay...
Posted on 18 Feb 2019
What is a dental crown?
The anatomy of a tooth can be divided into two basic parts — the root and the crown. In a person with healthy gums and bone, the root of the tooth is covered by the gums and bone. The crown is part of the tooth visible in the mouth, above the gum line on the lower teeth and below the gum line on the upper teeth. A cemented restoration that partially or completely covers the outside of the tooth is referred to as a dental crown or cap.
When is a dental crown needed?
There are a variety of situations that require a tooth to be restored with a dental crown. The following are the most common:
Large filling: When a tooth has a cavity or fracture that involves half the width of the tooth or more, it needs to be covered with a crown.
Root canal: Root canal treatment leaves the tooth hollowed out and predisposes the remaining teeth to cracking.
Cracked tooth syndrome: This is a condition whereby a patient has fractures inside a tooth that cause pain when it is chewed in a certain way.
Broken cusps: Cusps frequently break off the teeth due to trauma or large existing fillings. Since the cusps are part of the tooth that take the most stress during chewing, they need to be completely covered or the tooth or filling will keep fracturing.
Excessive wear of teeth: If a person has a habit of grinding their teeth, the teeth will become shorter over time. The teeth can also wear away due to acid erosion caused by gastrointestinal acid reflux (GERD), bulimia, or an acidic diet.
Undesirable appearance of teeth: Teeth that have an unacceptable appearance due to color, shape, or spaces between teeth can be made to look very natural and beautiful with crowns. Dental veneers are a very effective and conservative way of enhancing the look of the front teeth.
#crowns
#dentalcrowns
#metalfreedentistry
#emax
#zirconia
#empress
#dentist
#dentalawareness
The anatomy of a tooth can be divided into two basic parts — the root and the crown. In a person with healthy gums and bone, the root of the tooth is covered by the gums and bone. The crown is part of the tooth visible in the mouth, above the gum line on the lower teeth and below the gum line on the upper teeth. A cemented restoration that partially or completely covers the outside of the tooth is referred to as a dental crown or cap.
When is a dental crown needed?
There are a variety of situations that require a tooth to be restored with a dental crown. The following are the most common:
Large filling: When a tooth has a cavity or fracture that involves half the width of the tooth or more, it needs to be covered with a crown.
Root canal: Root canal treatment leaves the tooth hollowed out and predisposes the remaining teeth to cracking.
Cracked tooth syndrome: This is a condition whereby a patient has fractures inside a tooth that cause pain when it is chewed in a certain way.
Broken cusps: Cusps frequently break off the teeth due to trauma or large existing fillings. Since the cusps are part of the tooth that take the most stress during chewing, they need to be completely covered or the tooth or filling will keep fracturing.
Excessive wear of teeth: If a person has a habit of grinding their teeth, the teeth will become shorter over time. The teeth can also wear away due to acid erosion caused by gastrointestinal acid reflux (GERD), bulimia, or an acidic diet.
Undesirable appearance of teeth: Teeth that have an unacceptable appearance due to color, shape, or spaces between teeth can be made to look very natural and beautiful with crowns. Dental veneers are a very effective and conservative way of enhancing the look of the front teeth.
#crowns
#dentalcrowns
#metalfreedentistry
#emax
#zirconia
#empress
#dentist
#dentalawareness
Posted on 18 Feb 2019
Dental tourism means travelling abroad for affordable dental treatment, which includes dental implants, dental veneers and laminates, teeth restorations, if they are expensive in one’s own country. Dental tourism in India enables international patients to save money on dental treatment while touring India.
The 21st century is witnessing a boom in dental disease due to remarkable changes in the dietary habits. The awareness towards dental health is also increasing at an equal pace. But, finding appropriate solutions to the dental problems have become a challenge because of the expenses involved and due to uncompromising working hours of the dentists as well as the patients. People wish to get rid of their oral problems with minimal expenditure, within the limited time frame while giving importance to the quality of the care.
#dentaltourism
#vacation
#dentalvacation
#internationalstandards
#medicaltourism
#incredibleindia
#Bharuch
#Gujarat
The 21st century is witnessing a boom in dental disease due to remarkable changes in the dietary habits. The awareness towards dental health is also increasing at an equal pace. But, finding appropriate solutions to the dental problems have become a challenge because of the expenses involved and due to uncompromising working hours of the dentists as well as the patients. People wish to get rid of their oral problems with minimal expenditure, within the limited time frame while giving importance to the quality of the care.
#dentaltourism
#vacation
#dentalvacation
#internationalstandards
#medicaltourism
#incredibleindia
#Bharuch
#Gujarat
Posted on 16 Feb 2019
Identzz multispeciality dental clinic and Implant Center
Wedding venue ✓
Guest list ✓
Bridal trousseau ✓
Makeup artist ✓
They say you are never fully dressed without a smile; so why keep your dental issues in the back burner? With the wedding season ahead walk into idenzz multispeciality dental clinic and implant center,to get that enigmatic smile. Now smile without inhibition. The treatment we offer include:
1. Scaling and polishing
2. Teeth whitening
3. Gum depigmentation
4. Gum recontouring
5. Tooth jewellery
6. Veneers/ Laminates
7. Bonds
8. Contouring
9. Metal-free crowns
Book your online consultation now at www.identzz.com
Wedding venue ✓
Guest list ✓
Bridal trousseau ✓
Makeup artist ✓
They say you are never fully dressed without a smile; so why keep your dental issues in the back burner? With the wedding season ahead walk into idenzz multispeciality dental clinic and implant center,to get that enigmatic smile. Now smile without inhibition. The treatment we offer include:
1. Scaling and polishing
2. Teeth whitening
3. Gum depigmentation
4. Gum recontouring
5. Tooth jewellery
6. Veneers/ Laminates
7. Bonds
8. Contouring
9. Metal-free crowns
Book your online consultation now at www.identzz.com
Posted on 16 Feb 2019
Deeply saddened and shocked to hear about the terror attack on #CRPFJawans in #Pulwama. Thoughts & prayers to the bereaved families and wish a speedy recovery to the injured. #PulwamaAttack #CRPFKashmirAttack #RIPBraveHearts #PulwamaTerrorAttack
Posted on 15 Feb 2019
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Posted on 10 Feb 2019
Hahahahahahahahaha
Posted on 10 Feb 2019
The process of restorative dentistry.
Posted on 10 Feb 2019
MAGIC DENTISTRY!!
Posted on 10 Feb 2019
Not that wise
Posted on 10 Feb 2019
Seeking The blessings of Maa Saraswati on the occasion of Vasant Panchami...
Posted on 10 Feb 2019
Posted on 06 Feb 2019
https://globalnews.ca/video/4324453/routine-dental-exam-uncovers-life-threatening-disease-for-alberta-girl/
Posted on 06 Feb 2019
When you brushed your teeth this morning, did your toothbrush look like the brush on the left or right?
If it looked like the one on the right, you may be brushing too hard! Brushing too hard can cause your gums to recede and damage the enamel on your teeth. Always use a soft bristled toothbrush and use just enough pressure to feel the bristles gliding across your teeth and gums.
If it looked like the one on the right, you may be brushing too hard! Brushing too hard can cause your gums to recede and damage the enamel on your teeth. Always use a soft bristled toothbrush and use just enough pressure to feel the bristles gliding across your teeth and gums.
Posted on 05 Feb 2019
Funny but true...
Posted on 05 Feb 2019
https://thefrisky.com/6-great-dental-hygiene-tips-from-dentists/
Posted on 05 Feb 2019
Check out these great tips for maintaining excellent oral hygiene!
https://thefrisky.com/6-great-dental-hygiene-tips-from-dentists/
https://thefrisky.com/6-great-dental-hygiene-tips-from-dentists/
Posted on 03 Feb 2019
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Posted on 27 Jan 2019
https://www.dentalhealth.org/news/study-highlights-link-between-gum-disease-and-premature-labour
Posted on 27 Jan 2019
Tip of the day: When brushing your teeth, don’t forget to brush your tongue as well! Bacteria on your tongue can cause bad breath so it’s super important to keep both your teeth AND tongue clean.
Posted on 27 Jan 2019
Flossing regularly can add 6 years to your life and prevent periodontal disease! If you’re only brushing your teeth, you’re leaving 40% of your mouth unclean!
Posted on 27 Jan 2019
https://www.sciencealert.com/new-evidence-reveals-an-unexpected-culprit-behind-alzheimer-s-disease
Posted on 13 Jan 2019
Happy Lohri To Everyone....
Posted on 12 Jan 2019
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Posted on 05 Jan 2019
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/health/749623/stop-smoking-how-to-quit-smoking-January-help-New-Years-resolution
Posted on 03 Jan 2019
Our teeth have a lot of functions but THIS is not one! Repeat after me, “Teeth are not tools!”
Posted on 03 Jan 2019
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Posted on 03 Jan 2019
http://www.dentalproductsreport.com/dental/article/top-10-foods-healthy-teeth-and-gums-0
Posted on 03 Jan 2019
Atraumatic scaling and root debridement under the magnification.
Posted on 01 Jan 2019
Happy New Year 2019 to Everyone...….
Posted on 25 Dec 2018
Merry Christmas to everyone.......
Posted on 20 Dec 2018
Prevention is better than curing
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"With your hands,
Carve out your own destiny" ...Guru Nanak...
#Gurunanakjayanti
Carve out your own destiny" ...Guru Nanak...
#Gurunanakjayanti
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#WisdomMolars
✓Wisdom teeth or third molars are the teeth furthest away in the dental arches and they are usually the last ones to erupt… if they ever come out!
✓For their eruption to occur normally, there must be sufficient growth at the back of the jaws to accommodate these teeth. For most people who have all their permanent teeth, this happens rarely and wisdom teeth fail to erupt.
✓Teeth that have not completed their eruption within a reasonable time are called “impacted” if they are completely submerged under the gum and “semi-impacted” if they pierce through the gum only partially.
✓The dental community agrees to recommend the extraction of third molars that are symptomatic or cause problems (pain, infection, damage to other teeth, etc.).
✓Wisdom teeth are time bombs.But what about impacted teeth that are asymptomatic? Wisdom teeth have historically been blamed for many problems. They are accused, among other things, to cause tooth movement by exerting pressure on other teeth when trying to erupt.
✓We like to use the “jack-in-the-box” analogy to try to describe certain unpredictable dentition problems and behaviors. Wisdom teeth are well suited for this comparison; it is hard to predict if they will come out and if so, how and when. They are full of surprises!
✓Wisdom teeth or third molars are the teeth furthest away in the dental arches and they are usually the last ones to erupt… if they ever come out!
✓For their eruption to occur normally, there must be sufficient growth at the back of the jaws to accommodate these teeth. For most people who have all their permanent teeth, this happens rarely and wisdom teeth fail to erupt.
✓Teeth that have not completed their eruption within a reasonable time are called “impacted” if they are completely submerged under the gum and “semi-impacted” if they pierce through the gum only partially.
✓The dental community agrees to recommend the extraction of third molars that are symptomatic or cause problems (pain, infection, damage to other teeth, etc.).
✓Wisdom teeth are time bombs.But what about impacted teeth that are asymptomatic? Wisdom teeth have historically been blamed for many problems. They are accused, among other things, to cause tooth movement by exerting pressure on other teeth when trying to erupt.
✓We like to use the “jack-in-the-box” analogy to try to describe certain unpredictable dentition problems and behaviors. Wisdom teeth are well suited for this comparison; it is hard to predict if they will come out and if so, how and when. They are full of surprises!
Posted on 21 Nov 2018
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Posted on 21 Nov 2018
#SportsMouthGuards
✓Luckily, there is a simple way to ensure that your child is protected and can play hard without the concern of serious dental damage: Sports mouthguards
✓Mouthguards are thick plastic protective devices shaped like a dental tray, which are of the shape of the teeth, gums, and mouth.
✓The mouthguard creates a barrier between the upper and lower teeth to prevent them from crashing together during impact, as well as protecting the teeth from being hit by something outside of the mouth, such as a puck, stick, or ball.
✓Fortunately, most sports teams recommend or require mouthguards to be used by athletes, but even in the cases where they are not required we still recommend them to be worn at all times -especially during high impact sports.
✓With the possibility of costly dental bills, it’s better to be safe t
✓Luckily, there is a simple way to ensure that your child is protected and can play hard without the concern of serious dental damage: Sports mouthguards
✓Mouthguards are thick plastic protective devices shaped like a dental tray, which are of the shape of the teeth, gums, and mouth.
✓The mouthguard creates a barrier between the upper and lower teeth to prevent them from crashing together during impact, as well as protecting the teeth from being hit by something outside of the mouth, such as a puck, stick, or ball.
✓Fortunately, most sports teams recommend or require mouthguards to be used by athletes, but even in the cases where they are not required we still recommend them to be worn at all times -especially during high impact sports.
✓With the possibility of costly dental bills, it’s better to be safe t
Posted on 21 Nov 2018
#WhyReplaceMissingTeeth?
✓When a tooth is removed (or falls out) it leaves an empty space not just in your smile, but also in your gum. When pressure is applied to the remaining teeth (by chewing), they’ll start to push into the empty space. The healthy teeth will start to fall at odd angles, i.e.further pressure is applied, they’ll start to take more and more sideways pressure — which will push on your gum and bone and eventually can cause your healthy teeth to become detached.
✓It will also impact your ability to chew normally, deteriorate your smile, and cause teeth on the opposite jaw to grow longer. Missing teeth also contribute to tooth decay and gum disease.
✓Individuals who are unhappy with their teeth suffer both socially and psychologically.
✓Missing teeth ( especially the front ones) will gradually begin to change the shape of your face. Your lips will appear sunken and asymmetrical. Furthermore,your speech will begin to sound different and some sounds may be altered.
✓When a tooth is removed (or falls out) it leaves an empty space not just in your smile, but also in your gum. When pressure is applied to the remaining teeth (by chewing), they’ll start to push into the empty space. The healthy teeth will start to fall at odd angles, i.e.further pressure is applied, they’ll start to take more and more sideways pressure — which will push on your gum and bone and eventually can cause your healthy teeth to become detached.
✓It will also impact your ability to chew normally, deteriorate your smile, and cause teeth on the opposite jaw to grow longer. Missing teeth also contribute to tooth decay and gum disease.
✓Individuals who are unhappy with their teeth suffer both socially and psychologically.
✓Missing teeth ( especially the front ones) will gradually begin to change the shape of your face. Your lips will appear sunken and asymmetrical. Furthermore,your speech will begin to sound different and some sounds may be altered.
Posted on 21 Nov 2018
Does drinking an ice cold beverage cause dental discomfort? Or do you find yourself wincing when you brush or floss? You could have what’s known as tooth sensitivity.
Here’s why you could be experiencing this mouth malady — and steps you can take to find relief for sensitive teeth:
1. You brush with too much gusto:
Sometimes tooth sensitivity comes from brushing with too much force or using a hard-bristled toothbrush. Switch to a toothbrush with softer bristles and to be gentler when brushing.
2. You eat acidic foods:
If the pathways to your nerves are exposed, acidic foods such as tomato sauce, lemon, grapefruit, kiwi, and pickles can cause pain. But avoiding these foods can help you avoid any tooth discomfort.
3. You’re a tooth-grinder: Even though tooth enamel is the strongest substance in your body, grinding your teeth can wear down the enamel.Talk to your dentist about finding a mouth guard that can stop you from grinding.
4. You use tooth-whitening toothpaste:
Many manufacturers add tooth-whitening chemicals to their toothpaste formulas, and some people are more sensitive to them than others. If your toothpaste contains whitening agents, consider switching to one that doesn’t.
5. You’re a mouthwash junkie:
Like whitening toothpaste, some over-the-counter mouthwashes and rinses contain alcohol and other chemicals that can make your teeth more sensitive — especially if your dentin’s exposed. Instead, try neutral fluoride rinses or simply skip the rinse and be more diligent about flossing and brushing.
6. You’ve got gum disease: Receding gums, which are increasingly common with age (especially if you haven't kept up with your dental health), can cause tooth sensitivity. If gum disease or gingivitis is the problem, your dentist will come up with a plan to treat the underlying disease, and may also suggest a procedure to seal your teeth.
7. You have excessive plaque:
The purpose of flossing and brushing is to remove plaque that forms after you eat. An excessive buildup of plaque can cause tooth enamel to wear away. Again, your teeth can become more sensitive as they lose protection provided by the enamel. The solution is to practice good daily dental care and visit your dentist for cleanings every six months — or more frequently if necessary.
8. You’ve had a dental procedure:
It’s common to experience some sensitivity after a root canal, an extraction, or the placement of a crown. If symptoms don’t disappear after a short time, you should schedule another visit to your dentist, as it could be a sign of infection.
9. Your tooth is cracked:
A chipped or cracked tooth can cause pain that goes beyond tooth sensitivity. Your dentist will need to evaluate your tooth and decide the right course of treatment, such as a cap or an extraction.
10. There is decay around the edges of fillings:
As you get older, fillings can weaken and fracture or leak around the edges. It’s easy for bacteria to accumulate in these tiny crevices, which causes acid buildup and enamel breakdown. Be sure to see your dentist if you notice this type of tooth sensitivity between visits; in most cases, fillings can be easily replaced.
Here’s why you could be experiencing this mouth malady — and steps you can take to find relief for sensitive teeth:
1. You brush with too much gusto:
Sometimes tooth sensitivity comes from brushing with too much force or using a hard-bristled toothbrush. Switch to a toothbrush with softer bristles and to be gentler when brushing.
2. You eat acidic foods:
If the pathways to your nerves are exposed, acidic foods such as tomato sauce, lemon, grapefruit, kiwi, and pickles can cause pain. But avoiding these foods can help you avoid any tooth discomfort.
3. You’re a tooth-grinder: Even though tooth enamel is the strongest substance in your body, grinding your teeth can wear down the enamel.Talk to your dentist about finding a mouth guard that can stop you from grinding.
4. You use tooth-whitening toothpaste:
Many manufacturers add tooth-whitening chemicals to their toothpaste formulas, and some people are more sensitive to them than others. If your toothpaste contains whitening agents, consider switching to one that doesn’t.
5. You’re a mouthwash junkie:
Like whitening toothpaste, some over-the-counter mouthwashes and rinses contain alcohol and other chemicals that can make your teeth more sensitive — especially if your dentin’s exposed. Instead, try neutral fluoride rinses or simply skip the rinse and be more diligent about flossing and brushing.
6. You’ve got gum disease: Receding gums, which are increasingly common with age (especially if you haven't kept up with your dental health), can cause tooth sensitivity. If gum disease or gingivitis is the problem, your dentist will come up with a plan to treat the underlying disease, and may also suggest a procedure to seal your teeth.
7. You have excessive plaque:
The purpose of flossing and brushing is to remove plaque that forms after you eat. An excessive buildup of plaque can cause tooth enamel to wear away. Again, your teeth can become more sensitive as they lose protection provided by the enamel. The solution is to practice good daily dental care and visit your dentist for cleanings every six months — or more frequently if necessary.
8. You’ve had a dental procedure:
It’s common to experience some sensitivity after a root canal, an extraction, or the placement of a crown. If symptoms don’t disappear after a short time, you should schedule another visit to your dentist, as it could be a sign of infection.
9. Your tooth is cracked:
A chipped or cracked tooth can cause pain that goes beyond tooth sensitivity. Your dentist will need to evaluate your tooth and decide the right course of treatment, such as a cap or an extraction.
10. There is decay around the edges of fillings:
As you get older, fillings can weaken and fracture or leak around the edges. It’s easy for bacteria to accumulate in these tiny crevices, which causes acid buildup and enamel breakdown. Be sure to see your dentist if you notice this type of tooth sensitivity between visits; in most cases, fillings can be easily replaced.
Posted on 21 Nov 2018
#ChildGrowth
✓Many problems which we see early may have long term effects on your child’s growth.
✓In particular, children who snore, grind their teeth, have restless sleep, or wet the bed into older ages can have a sleep breathing disorder which may affect the future growth and development of their jaws.
✓If not addressed, there are many significant effects on your child’s general health, such as recurrent middle ear infections (otitis media), juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, increased blood pressure, and even reduced IQ!
✓There is even some evidence which indicates that early intervention could lead to your child having a reduced chance of requiring corrective surgery later in life
✓Do take your child to the Dentist regularly to diagnose problem at an early stage
✓Many problems which we see early may have long term effects on your child’s growth.
✓In particular, children who snore, grind their teeth, have restless sleep, or wet the bed into older ages can have a sleep breathing disorder which may affect the future growth and development of their jaws.
✓If not addressed, there are many significant effects on your child’s general health, such as recurrent middle ear infections (otitis media), juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, increased blood pressure, and even reduced IQ!
✓There is even some evidence which indicates that early intervention could lead to your child having a reduced chance of requiring corrective surgery later in life
✓Do take your child to the Dentist regularly to diagnose problem at an early stage
Posted on 21 Nov 2018
#MouthBreathing....
Why is respiration through the mouth harmful?
✓High palates, long skinny faces and impacted teeth all begin with a mouth breathing habit.
✓In adults, mouth breathing, snoring and sleep apnea can progress to obstructive sleep apnea. It’s a condition linked to heart failure, high blood pressure and Alzheimer’s disease.
✓In children, interrupted breathing during sleep can have severe effects on brain growth. Their brain needs uninterrupted periods of oxygen-rich sleep to rest and regenerate. Oxygen deprivation damages this process. Sleep apnea in children is known to increase risk of hyperactivity, ADHD, tiredness, and poor concentration.
✓Causes for mouth breathing include:
•Nasal obstruction
•Poor Jaw development
•Orofacial imbalance
✓The good news is that if the problem is identified early on, a child can be retrained to breathe correctly through their nose. This has great benefits for their development, general health and their teeth. It’s a simple way to prevent braces naturally!
Why is respiration through the mouth harmful?
✓High palates, long skinny faces and impacted teeth all begin with a mouth breathing habit.
✓In adults, mouth breathing, snoring and sleep apnea can progress to obstructive sleep apnea. It’s a condition linked to heart failure, high blood pressure and Alzheimer’s disease.
✓In children, interrupted breathing during sleep can have severe effects on brain growth. Their brain needs uninterrupted periods of oxygen-rich sleep to rest and regenerate. Oxygen deprivation damages this process. Sleep apnea in children is known to increase risk of hyperactivity, ADHD, tiredness, and poor concentration.
✓Causes for mouth breathing include:
•Nasal obstruction
•Poor Jaw development
•Orofacial imbalance
✓The good news is that if the problem is identified early on, a child can be retrained to breathe correctly through their nose. This has great benefits for their development, general health and their teeth. It’s a simple way to prevent braces naturally!
Posted on 21 Nov 2018
Your mouth - The gateway to overall Health!!
-Your eyes may be the doorway into your soul. But your mouth is the window to your overall health.
-By looking at your teeth, tongue and gums, a dentist can get very important clues about what’s going on throughout the rest of your body—and even identify possible problems.
-So good dental hygiene does so much more than clean your teeth and freshen your breath. It could save your life.
-Research shows a strong connection between poor oral health and cardiovascular disease (including heart attack and stroke), Alzheimer’s disease and diabetes.
-Poor oral health and gum disease also raise the risk of chronic kidney disease, as well as pregnancy complications.
-Your eyes may be the doorway into your soul. But your mouth is the window to your overall health.
-By looking at your teeth, tongue and gums, a dentist can get very important clues about what’s going on throughout the rest of your body—and even identify possible problems.
-So good dental hygiene does so much more than clean your teeth and freshen your breath. It could save your life.
-Research shows a strong connection between poor oral health and cardiovascular disease (including heart attack and stroke), Alzheimer’s disease and diabetes.
-Poor oral health and gum disease also raise the risk of chronic kidney disease, as well as pregnancy complications.
Posted on 06 Nov 2018
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Posted on 08 Oct 2018
Brush & Floss teeth at least twice a day. Brushing removes plaque, a film of bacteria that clings to teeth.
When bacteria in plaque come into contact with food, they produce acids. These acids lead to cavities.
When bacteria in plaque come into contact with food, they produce acids. These acids lead to cavities.
Posted on 08 Oct 2018
Taking good care of your mouth, teeth and gums is a worthy goal in and of itself. Good oral and dental hygiene can help prevent bad breath, tooth decay and gum disease—and can help you keep your teeth as you get older.
Posted on 08 Oct 2018
Even though they are temporary, your child's baby teeth are important, and are still susceptible to cavities. Tooth decay in infants and toddlers is often referred to as Baby Bottle Tooth Decay. Although baby bottle tooth decay typically happens in the upper front teeth, other teeth may also be affected.
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Why is it very important to maintain healthy teeth and gums and commit to your daily oral hygiene? It’s because there is a significant link between your mouth and your body, and this is supported by various studies. What happens inside your mouth will have an effect on your overall health.
Poor oral hygiene can lead to a build-up of harm dental plaque, which can eventually result in tooth decay and gum disease. Unhealthy teeth can cause various health issues:
Poor oral hygiene can lead to a build-up of harm dental plaque, which can eventually result in tooth decay and gum disease. Unhealthy teeth can cause various health issues:
Posted on 21 Aug 2018
Dietary habits can and do play a role in oral health. Changes in the mouth are oftentimes the first physical signs of an eating disorder. The harmful habits and nutritional deficiencies that often accompany disordered eating can have severe consequences on one’s dental health.
Posted on 21 Aug 2018
Dental crowns are custom-made restorations to repair and strengthen teeth that are fractured, have a large cavity or old filling that is failing, or have had a root canal. A crown completely covers the tooth.
Posted on 15 Aug 2018
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Tooth decay or cavity is a hole that forms in your tooth. Cavities start small and gradually become bigger when they’re left untreated. Because many cavities don’t cause pain in the beginning, it can be hard to realize that a problem exists. Regular dental appointments can detect tooth decay early.
Posted on 02 Aug 2018
Depression impacts all areas of a person's life, including oral health. Depression can lead to numbers of oral health issues.
Posted on 02 Aug 2018
Pregnancy can lead to dental problems in some women, including gum disease and increased risk of tooth decay. During pregnancy, your increased hormones can affect your body's response to plaque (the layer of germs on your teeth). With proper hygiene at home and professional help from your dentist, your teeth should remain healthy throughout pregnancy.
Posted on 31 Jul 2018
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Tooth decay or cavity is a hole that forms in your tooth. Cavities start small and gradually become bigger when they’re left untreated. Because many cavities don’t cause pain in the beginning, it can be hard to realize that a problem exists. Regular dental appointments can detect tooth decay early.
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Faulty body posture can be corrected by dental treatment. Inbox us to know more!
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identzz is Bharuch's most Advanced & First Clinic to be equipped with Dental Microscope.
Services Provide:
• Teeth Cleaning & Treatment (Surgery) for Pyorrhea
• Silver Filling, Cement Filling, Composite (Restoration) Filling
• Implants (Single, Multiple & Full Mouth)
• Dentures (Fixed & Removable)
• Treatment for Maligned Teeth (Ortho Treatment)
• Removal of Teeth (Extraction)
• Pediatric Dentistry
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• Full Mouth Rehabilitation
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Services Provide:
• Teeth Cleaning & Treatment (Surgery) for Pyorrhea
• Silver Filling, Cement Filling, Composite (Restoration) Filling
• Implants (Single, Multiple & Full Mouth)
• Dentures (Fixed & Removable)
• Treatment for Maligned Teeth (Ortho Treatment)
• Removal of Teeth (Extraction)
• Pediatric Dentistry
• Dental Jewellery
• Sports Dentistry
• Full Mouth Rehabilitation
• Whitening of Teeth (Bleaching)
• Cosmetic Dentistry
• Smile Designing
for more information please visit www.identzz.com
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Call: 02642 230870
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Posted on 22 Jun 2018
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Dental Implants ::: The Sequencing of the Steps....
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First Dental Visit????????? Ha Ha Ha Ha
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Dentistry is not Expensive,,,the Neglect is....
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Now we are euipped with the Dental Surgical Microscope...
The Better we see,,,Better we can treat..
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Posted on 30 Mar 2018
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Dental health is vital for overall health. Keep your Teeth healthy for better overall health.
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Dental health is vital for overall health. Keep your Teeth healthy for better overall health.
Posted on 09 Mar 2018
3D Dental Occlusion..
This is what happens when we r not able to chew properly..
so chewing the food properly is very important ..
This is what happens when we r not able to chew properly..
so chewing the food properly is very important ..
Posted on 08 Mar 2018
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Your brain literally starts eating itself when you don’t get enough sleep.
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Guided Implant Surgery
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This is Why Visiting Dentist every 6 months is essential...
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5 Stages of Tooth Decay
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Identzz Multispeciality Dental Clinic and Implant Center wishes a Very Happy New Year 2018......
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Feeling Excited.
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It is a the Fact....
Don't Believe in The Myths....
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Bruxism is the involuntary or habitual grinding of the teeth, typically during sleep. Excessive teeth grinding or jaw clenching causes tooth wear and breakage.
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The Magic of Dentsitry:::::from Patient"s Point of View
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The modern dental implant was invented by Swedish orthopedic surgeon Per-Ingvar Brånemark who discovered bone tissue would fuse to titanium known as osseointegration.
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